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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Albert V. Hufley, the sheep aud
horse grower of sweeney creek, came
in from his ranch yesterday and
brought several loads of murraln sheep
lelts which he sold To Brandenburg a
Van Gaskin at "A good price. Mr..
HUXLEY reports n loss by actual count
of 45 per cent in his flock last winter
but no ses came through undimin-
ished except In flesh. Notwithstand-
ing this heavy percentage Of loss In
sheep HutIey Is not at all discouraged
aud will continue ia the sheep bust.
ness. which il the occupation, par ex-
cellence, for II poor man. According
10 his figuring the actual loss on
sheep IL diminished one-third by re-
oeipts from the sale Of pelts, which
would reduce the loss decidedly. He
corroborates the seeming cock and
bull story Of last winter that sheep
led upon n %another's wool, the pelts,
many Of them, which he sold yester'
day showing unmIstakable evidence
of such a proceeding on the part Of the
starving animals. Pine tops are reck'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

General order No. !, from the Office
Of the adjutant general National
Guard OF Montana, dated Helena,
March 30th, announces the staff OF
the governor rs follows: Adjutan,
general, Brig. Gen. c. W. Turner, OF
Helena; inspector general Brig. Gen.
Joe w. Browne, of Glendale; commits.
sary general, Brig. Gen. Chas. S. War.
rem, OF Butte; quartermaster general,
Brig. Gen. Chas. W. Hoffman, OF
Bozemsn; urGeo general, Brig. Gen.
Chas. Z. Hough, of Butte; mastering
office, Col. James Sullivan, Of Hele.
ma; ordnance officer, Major Harry
Luke.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
4 bloody Welcome,

Ii Il now known that the Blood In.
dians who recently crossed the border
are on Il thieving instead of IA lighting
trip hs WAS at first supposed. Speak
ing of their depredatioDs the River
Press suggestively says: "There will
be IA killing OF Indians IN that locality
before the summer Is over, a~ the set.
Tiers are determined to subm it to this
SORT OF thing no longer, and IL Is high
Inn II was stopped. IL H. in The
neighborhood of the ID d X. ranch
thu. Col. Baker, Of the Second cav.
airy, made his famous raid, and, we
believe, IN their ranch that the 80.
called massacre took place"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Now spring u renewed hopes for
the future-so ~ it has been, so II will
he-let us learn by experience. The
2O2d Grand Monthly Drawing OF The
Louissns state Lottery occurred at
New Orleans, La, under the enIite
supervision Of Gen'ls. q. L. Beaureg
ard. of La, and JubsI a. Early, of Va,
on Tuesday March 18th, 1857. $685.
900 was sent flying elsewhere, in sums
of rom Sl50,0OO 10 $50 "a single ticket.
No. 90, SOL drew the First Prize of
$4,000. II was sold in lenths cost
ing each 81, sent TO NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La; oue.tenth to Jos.
II. Ludwig, 430 William st, Buffalo,
n. V; one to WIN. Moser, Topeka,
Kas.; n to Joe Rosenield, Houston.
Texas; one to III. Taylor, New York
City, collected through Adams Ex-
press Co.; D to =. NJ. Nrrmaas, OF
Chicago, H.; u paid through Lon.
don, Paris and American Bank, Linn
tied, of San Francisco. Cal; one paid
to Wells, Fargo Il Co.. Bank, also of
San F%ranciso, CAL; one 10 ID. J.. Halves,
DEBORAH, Iowa; one to Thos. Falvey,
Wrightsville, Pa, and one to II, j.
Warner, Siratford, Ontario. No. Co.
3i4, drew the Second Prize of $4,000.
also sold in fractions: One.halft to Hon.
Byron ID. Hoghton, the Democratic
candidate for mayor OF oswego, n. ":
one.tenth TO Frank Rock, SIS Potter
ST., East Saginaw, Mich. one 10 4, j.
Weaver, Trabue, Fla, Others to par.
ties in Central city, Oak, and Penn
broke, Ontario, Canada, etc, etc. No,
a., 49, drew the Third Prize of $4,000,
also sold in tenths ut 81 each; one to
4. Is. Kimball, OF Portland, Me-; one
paid through The City National Bank
Dallas, Texas; one to Oliver a Griggs,
Bankers, also at Dallas, Texas; two to
Union National Bank Of Kansas City,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
Proposals for Labor for Constructing
Guard House AT Fort Keogh, VI. T..

HEADQUABTEgs hEPhRTsE 7 OF DAE0TA.
OFFICE CHIEF Q~UAsTERNAsTrR
IT PAUL, MINI, Mar, iith, 1857.
CEALED PROP bSALs, In triplicats, subjert 10
the usual conditions, will b. received at the
ofhee o fthe Post QuarteTmasier, Fort Keogh, VI.
T., until Y o'clock noon on the litL day Il April,
lsa7,-at which time and place they will be opened
IN the presence Of bidders. for furnishing the
labor requir'd skilled and unskilled) in building
a brick guard house at Fort KeOgh, NJ. T.
Blanks and Instructions h bidders viii be furn.
lshed by the lost Quarierm hster, Fort KeOgh, NJ.
T., 10 whom envelopes containing proposals should
be sddres,sd marked Proposals for Labor for
Guard House"
JAMES VI. MOORE,
Deputy QuartermAsler General, U. s. A.
Chief Quartsrmsster
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
In Town aud Hamlet.

The seeds OF Intermittent AMI bilious remitient
fever gerninate and bear fruit. No community
has altogether escapel it, In Populous wards Of
la'ge cities baf sewage causes il and in their sub
urbs 'iaghant pools in sunken lots breeds IL. There
is at once a remedy aud a means Of prevention. lis
name Is Hos'et ers Stomach Biitsrs. which is
without Pera venture, the most potent antidote in
exislen e 1" The mslarial virus, orifed with
This Incompatible, saving specific, mis.matie ia.
hu-nces may lie encountered with absolute impu.
nifty. Disorders Of the stomach, liver and bowels,
begotten by miasmSuc-tainte water, or any other
cause succumb iOthe benefcent corrective named,
aud rheumatic, kidney and bladder troub e. are
surely removable by its Use when it is given a per.
sisteut trial.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

With the advent of the spring Of
1887 has arrived an era of inside decor.
alton for the mercantile and saloon
buildings of the city. The plain, old
fashioned, unrelieved white finish has
given away to combination tints, fires.
Going and tasty borders of pronounced
color. Progress upon the decoration
of the interior of Savage's drug store
has been closely watched by the
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
BuIlding Association Meeting

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Miles City building association was
held last night. Notwithstanding the
scarcity Of money in the community
the payments on stock were fully up
TO the average. Owing to there not
being a quorum of directors present no
loan was made, but an adjournment
WAS had until this evening when the
unfinished business OF last nigh, will
be taken up and finished.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

On Saturday Of last week at Butte
the case of the Territory Va. Danl II.
Searles, Of the Miner, indicted for
criminal libel upon the complaint OF
Guy y. Platt, Of the Inter Mountain,
was concluded. The jury after being
out some time, returned a verdict OF
guilty II assessed the punishment at
a fine of $50 and costs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Authorities JOIN in saying that in
the country up in the vicinity Of the
Big Horn mountains, about which
some unpleasant reports were cireu-
lated, the loss on cattle will not he la
excess Of that of two years ago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

J. ". ScuIly, late Of the Mcqueen
house, has accepted II position rs sales
ma with &. Is. Towers d Co., and
will remain with them during and af.
ter the close OF the stock convention,
perhaps pe-manently.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

A territorial paper has discovered
that a later enactment than that re-
Gently published 10y the journal closes
the duck and other aquatic wild fowl
season on May lst instead Of May 18th
as the statutes Of 81 give il.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

numerous imam about town." who
spends hours daily in suggesting Ia
the artist changes here and there.
When finished the proprietor says he
will take a back seat from no n rs to
novelty and originality OF design.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

oned by him Of incslculable utility
during such II severe winter M is just
passed and tn the unlimited amount Of
pine which was fed during the three
weeks Of the February terror he NJ
tributes a saving in the percentage Of
loss equal to . per cent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Catarrh, when chronic, becomes
very offensive. IL is impossible to be
otherwise healthy, and, at the me
time, afflicted with catsrrah. This dis
agreeable disease, 10 It's most obstinate
and dangerous forms, can be cured by
the use Of Ayers SarsapariIIa. =.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Ifyou have "a cold; cough, bronchit.
il, or any form of throat or lun dis
ease, do not neglect il. Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, II promptly taken, will
speedily relieve and cure all ailments
of this character.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

County Clerk Dear busies himself
in pointing out the beauties Of the
fiowery bordering. numerous in the
adornment If the decoration OF the
clerks office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

On Thursday night the Mickydoso
give another Of their club dances at
the German hall. This will be the In
itial dance Of the post-L enten season
and consequently largely attended.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

The electric light people fooled US
last night by refusing to let the street
lights shine. l. the action ~chargeable
20 neglect or has Ullman forgotten
that the moon il on the waue?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Mrs. Herman Orscliel aud child de-
parted this morning for Detroit, Mich,
her old home. MR.. Orschel will be
absent throughout the summer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

The Miles, Strevell Il Ulmer branch
establishment at Buffalo, Wyo., is re-
ported ready for business. steve MaI-
chester holds down the managers
chair.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Joe Scott. Of the Scott cattle COM
pany was in attendance at the Wyo
ming stock convention last week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Mrs. l.. A. Huffman, and family,
wife of Commissioner Huffman, de-
parted for the east this morning and
will be absent several weeks.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Mrs. Blrchardt and daughter, wife
and child Of Major y. Borchardt, will
leave New York for Miles City on the
18th. Mrs. Judge Staehle will be VI
the party.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

The trouble among the descendants
of Ham has caused IA ripple OF excite
ment among the colored population.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Judge Bach besides winning golden
opinions from Fergus county lawyers
has proven his ahil ty ss an angler
and doweDed the county expert last
week capturing two-thirds of the
catch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Manager Butler, Of the b. b, G..
would be pleased TO hear recommended.
tions ~ to ways and means for the
organization of the team Of ,s7. Office
hours, morning, o and night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

The following are registered ut the
Mscqueen: w. II. Myers, Chicago;
ID. X. Hurbert, Duluth; e. W. Barry,
Billings; J. Bonner and wife, Fargo.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Eye, Ear and Throat surgeon. Of Hell
ena, will be- professionally at the Mae
queen House, Miles City, April 18th
and 18th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
Knox Hat at Orschel's.

"Ah there, IL you haven't got the
cal fare, walk there" II the latest i'm.
portation from the "hub.r
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
Clean rags wanted 1t this Office.

II. Tiilotson, who has been at
Spokane Falls during the winter
with the | y l. store ut that city, re-
turned this morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
LOCAL TIE M S.
Moran, Collins n Co. buy furs.

Jack Ford for disturbing the peace
will have a hearing before Judge Stae.
HE this afternoon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

County Assessor Thompson, with l..
4. Taylor a. deputy, has begun the as
sesment Of county property for 1857.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Special sale of embroideri,s at Ma
tban's, commencing on Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Spring styles in fine dress u bust
ness suits arriving daily ut Orschel's.s
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Major Macqueen returned this morn
ing from an eastern business trip.
The Major has been absent something
over two weeks.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
H DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CRY, MONTANA.
Jrrirai NJ Trains

No. I, West Bound. Due 81 Miles City 1904 m
No 2. East bound, Due At Miles CITY 81 IN
The mall Is closed At 7:so o'clock, p. m.
Postotice 10 open from D. 10 10, Q. IN, Sundays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Special sale Of embroderies at Ma.
than's, commencing on Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Leave orders for coal and wood ut
SINNERS store. Coal $3.50 per ton
G.. L. GOMsToCK, .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
For Rent.

A ranch close tn town. Well adapt.
ed for gardening purposes and splendid
opportunity offered to the right party.
Apply at Bssinski's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Go to Bill Billiard Tor Bcsl's Nil.
waukee beer in any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
For Rent

A four-room house. Apply to q. A.
Carpenter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Mich COW for sale. Enquire at this
Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Special sale Of embroideries at Ma,
than, commencing on Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
For ON. Week Only.

Commencing Thursday, April 18th,
the bowling alley will he run night
and day pending the close for the
heated Term.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

For R~ent-Srace in postoffice. APP
ply to John McAusIsnd.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13
NOTICES.

Prof. Bach il sole agent for An
heuser.B Bush 81. Louis key beer, Sci
denherg'- fine Kew West and La Con-
f~e-slon, celebrated Cuban handmade
cI29-s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-04-13

Scwo the Children. They are es.
SNSS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group. Whooping Cough.
etc. We guarantee Ackers English
Remedy a positive cure 1t saves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
John Wright. Druggist. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
YAtienteMsSotet 1tttS d)irMr8iiGe
0Lfttif.

0ieie 1peltberiibn1te @nitalt Qnvalids' Ho-
tel and Surgical Institute) III 8ufialo, %,
g., lit nit eil1em Stabe pon ad6tSe6n erfobz
rellell quab 9el6idten ~9tersten lnb 2Sunbdrsz
ten ein9eri6tet, 1oeI6e Die ~po0tommenite Or
9ol1ilottolt me0isinii0er 1tnb 6irur9ii6er
@el6idli6feit IN amertfa fiir sic 8eboilo=
lung aler 6ronii9en &rontbeiten bilbelt, De-
rem |eeIlung meOiSilil6e ober @irnrgii6e
Mtittel i'll Qnipru6 nirllnt. StH ber 8lr otler
%9talem:, Aeblz ltllO 2un9enfrauf1eitet, 9eber=
lllS 9tterelletoeu, &ranfbeiten Der &erboll=
llngsor9ane, Der !Sarnblale, Troneufra1tbei=
ten, SLUT uno S1orttralttbeiten, GbermatiSs
mus, ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 9terpeiti6rp0@e, 9d9=
mnn9, .!Solln6t, Smpoten6 nnO alnli6er
Seloen ltno munberbore GrfolSe errei6t NOR
ben. Sauienbe weroen IN i6rer &ebouluno
onf briefi6em @ese beborbelt. Die 6eilrn9
Der l6linmltet Srii6e, 6amorrboioen5@es
l61piilite, &ranlpfaberbrii6e, 6ooenbriide
unO Strifturen lpirn BEL nrr ~flIrSent ~2(ufentz
bait i'll Der ~2lnitalt 9arontirt. Senoe 10 Gts.
Sriefmarten iiir Invalids' Guide-Book Q6S
Seiten), weldeS oues MtGberes augiebt.
Noreiiire: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
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0ebeimNtBUOne ttutit6ttOe Ut IerbimSum9 nit
Sen Seri6tutmoem Treo. @irtb'S.

9ie poliseilt6en 9to6forl6un9en bebufS
IltfflGr1n9 bes 10 9ebeintntBpOlen Ger=
16mil1oenS oes Sleil6erS Sreo. gSirtb ltrb
1teleroingS IN Solge 1tebrerer oufIdQi9er
3pr6ettGle, 1Delde Oeit @ebeilnpolt3iIten
Dtel 81 Oelttet geben, abern11LS III ein relles
Sta0illm 9etreter.
SacOb lllb 6ertnau &iibler 1omie Setter
g&l6olS 1pare1, 1pie nellib beri6tet, oeeen
Sot1terle9un9 pom je $4,000 Siir9l6aft emit
lpetle1 frei9elalle1t 1poroen. Wtontd9 ipGt
NbeltoS nun betrdt Sacob Siibler IN ouf9ez
re9tCut 3u1tanoe bic lSoli3eiitotton oil Der %.
StraBe, 100 CT 1l6 lo9lei@ oil bic bort an
melenben @olisiiter NUT ben @orten manote,
er lptile, no Der ~perl6munbene Sreb. &irtb
e11 Groe 9e1tontmen babe. ,Sn6en. Sic inn
Ulll1le," lo9te er, y1obe Der rotben Sriife,
Slpilben ben 3 HfGblen, na6 i6m unb sic
1peroelt letne Setbe ftnoen. Sic lit nit @je=
lpl6tet bel6lpert, mel6e tie arf benz @runbe
feltbalten." @be 6iibler mebr mittbeilet
tonrte. erl6ien ietn Bruoer ltno elm Mn6erer,
pernlltbli0 9{t6olS, III Der Citation nnD
tltbrten lb1 bt1alS.
2teut, Dlfip bGlt Sac. &iibIer fit uu;u=
re6nltn9sfdblg l1no bea6tete baber belie1
Morte 10 lpe1i9, baB ct ibn ltn9ebinbert fort
9eben lteB. @let61pobl bena6ri6tiote Ell Die
@ebelnpoli5tlten Sprcorolt nll6 ltad, lpelde
btsber on benz 6alle tbGti9 wareiI, non &itb=
ler'S 2telBerln9, uno biele 8eiben ldl1nrtet
1t1t, olf alle Sale cine Guide S1 ~peranitalz
ten. Sic batten nit i6ren Nofelt etma
cine Stllnoe lang an Ser eiltsi9en GteQe,
al Der BET Der Sriide 3 4}f66le 6i8t beiiamz
men lteDen, (200 SUB pon ibr e"ntfernt) oe'
lndt, oils lie Die 2ei6e zines Mannes aus benz
lS0lomla berDor5o9en. Gas @rltau1en Sci
Der mar 9roB, eS lullrbe ieood nod permebrt,
ais ii6 auf'S Seltimmteite ereob, baB Sci
Sobte nit gSirtb ui6t ibenttl6 mar. Die
%etde ut Die etreS etWa 60idbri9en WtanreS
llltb befolto li6 lett @o9eu I'M gSa1ler. Mtz
lcbelltello puroe tic auf benz @rlluoe feItqez
balten, oo 9leiG5eiti9 nit ibr mebrcre lbmere
2S~dltenltllde elnpprltiegen. Ole 4Spli;ei ioen=
%ttf5irte ben Ser torbenen ais 8. ySonlon, pom
9tr. 1871 NI9lonO Apenue, 0er lett Dem 8. 3.
Wt. DerntiBt lpltroe:
% &iibler BON Sem ~Gorbonoenieift Der
9et9e 5mtl9en ben 8 Bfdblen lpirfli6 &ennts
mp Bate, ober Oh eS li6 bier illtr inn eincr
l1!ert1pitrot9en 3ufall ba1tbelt, mus nod Doz
Dtlt9eltellt bIetben. Gen HoliSilte1t, melde
Sllbler ta9eloll9 beimli6 3t beoba6ten G,e(ez
9enDelt botten, erlbei1lt ietu Serebmeu iebeltz
toliS 9enall rpie boSieni9e eiltes Oteui6en, Der
pm etner l6meren S6mlo lutO non @eIpiiz
lellsblnen perfol9t miro. 2icut. 9uffu bat
ole l%otortl9e @ieOerperboitung bes 8erbG6=
t9el 1u9eor0net.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
Isle ei1t 8IikitrobI

aus beitereln Simmel i6lug bas GrIbeinen 6es
pWettWmgs g. gltter" in Die &eiHen Der 0uodIo1ber.
p9os .S1ot=S6eeren lit norbei i" ~iammerten Die
Sreire3ept. r0os bbie Sud Sat ms 6ie Suppe pera
%iol3en!" flo9teu bic 9obrifouten io9euonuter eleftri=
i9er Wtittel unb @iirteI. yg8ir limb Derloren!" erflang
DER, pra6leriiGer me6isiniiber anseigeft uri6 anberer
@usbeuter. @arum? MeiI ber r8ettunQS : 2IHfer"
nit pernidteuber S3arfe bag Sreibem oieier buhfleH
Gbrennt1nner entbitlt, ltno ben an Wtanuesibpddbe
unb ON @eI9le9tsfrantbeit 9eibenoeu ben rtbtigen
@e9 3ur 9ilfe Sei9t. 9as portrefflibe BUD. $50
9eite1t nit pielen IebrrciGelt 9ilbern, miro fir %
ianbt. abreIire: 0snti9es 9eilinftitlt, II Clinton
YIaee, Stem Oort, 81. y.
Ser 81 etfnngs=Anfer 7" tit aud Sur9 beNgud.
bauoel oes Sns nnb 9lusla1oes gu be5te9elI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
SeiuaDe Elm MOrS.
Ser farbi9e Sberteumer int 0aIuher @omie
uom cimemt emtlaTcten 9lafW6rter 1T
ocn &aIS 9eIGOffen.

Cine aufregenbe Scene, bie UNI Elm 6aar
IN cifen Wtorb atSgeartet tpGre, lDltroe
Nreitag orlrd Sic BoSbett uno Gadlll6t
zines Iarbtgen i'm Spetleiaalc oeS vEalmer
6oltie" berpDr9erltfer. Sin She'll Der @dlte
bes Ontets bate ftd gegcn | llbr Jtafnltt1
tag5 loeben sun Iafel nteOergelebt, NlS Die
fit 0eipD1nliG IN Oenn Sdale berrl6e1toe
Suite ltno Sron1tltg pl0bli6 bur0 etnelt
tpiiIten GGrrn u1lterbrndc1t 1purOe. Die
llriobe 6eSlel6en biloete, lpte lid balO ergab,
eiu 6eftiger Strett sipilden Charles 5. Sor1
0an, bent farbigen Sberfellner, nnO Bbt1
Iipp s. 8eorti1g, eiten1 bon bellet9taiiegcz
nollelt. Sebtertr mat geltern Itorgelt oltf
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ais &cllner int Galnter 0orle elltDDbett NOR
ben lll1D bteS bepDg i'm, Sele1 III eaer9tz
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lti6t aDueno, baB bterOur6 Das etgeutltdc
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ieinem 8etitanDe 6erbet1pringen6en TT Die
9(rrte, Die Nufregung Der @Gite mar cine
groBe llrlo Der mor0lltiti9e 8earling bentBte
btelcn llmitanb, nm i9leunigit 81 perIdiptle
ben. 8iS geitern 9(benO tpar CT nod ntobt
Derbaftet porben.
Scr !3uitanb 6es 8ertpunbeten iplrOe
atfGngli6 fir etnen bodit beoenfli6e1t gez
haltelt, bod iteute itd bel Iorgfalttgercr
Erl1tlng Deraus, bob Die Sltgel 9litdlt6er1
tpetIe nlr eine, DerDdltntBntaBig lei9te
Wunoe am !6alle Deruriadt bate. Serbian
miro leine 3bdtigfeit binnen ipenigen Sagen
tpteoer aufnebnleit fDrnen.
Merut aIe Io9enannten t6eilmittel ni6tS
9ebnlfen babe1l, bemirft 81. Cages "Catarrh
Remedyo (Ratarrb 0eilrnitteD clue &Hr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
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GetrOit.

= So9n sc. 3. Gtofes i6ifte i'm San,tur So
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6en !3iebun9 Der 2ouiiiata Gtaots(otterie Ill
taltteit. GaS @jelO trGT perIpGtet bel Der 6altt
elt 1tlto .lpur6e crit in Der Nebrlarstebltto,
lpel6e ben s. D. WttS. ltottfaiIo, olt9eLeqt.
StoteS erbielt ietn Cons, ell 6iinfte( pom
9to. .45 ,151, ln0 ais er erfubr, buB pom benz
!Oaltpt9eDi1n pom $4,000 Der ertipredetbe
I1ltbeil 6draltf 9efdllen mar, 9ob er ieilte
Stele ais Groupier III einem GpielbouIe auf.
@inige Sage lpGter langte portofrei 6oS @jel0
IN @eitalt pon 1000 Stiid neier $1079totelt
at. Gle btloeten anf eiltanoer 9eleot eineit
6aufeu Don fat Srpet SUP 606e. Der @litf=
li0e le9te letn fleines Nern1o9eu Bel mebrereu
itdbttl6er Gatten all ilnb pfle9t Jest Der
Jtll6e. 2lu6 bat CT ietne fat erblitbete 6ralt
tt GrStli6e Seban0lun9 ge9e6er.
StoteS la9t, CT lperoe ltb lttentdlS pieoer
nit 6dro db9ebelt, beabli6tige pieInlebr in
Elm le9itimes @eiddft 81 t@retelt, IObalb er
einen poiienbelt plob sur anlegultg leineS
gjelbeS filloen farrt. @r 1T ilber Die nlittleren
Sabre binolts 1ln6 mar Slpdrsig Sabre lang
etn profeIltpueler &arteulpieler. gStc er Ia9t,
lit &arteniptet i'm SreuubeSfreiie nm eirelt
tletnelt @tniab 5ur@rb09ltng oeS SrtereileS am
Gptel Der Stetu beS Nn1toBcS, iiber 1Delden
ptele juuge MtGnner itror9eln. Jtad) %lelrter
Nnii6t lOllte int Spie(e fem Gelo dit 9elegt
lDeroelt, 0d alle Gbancen gege1t ben GpIeler
ltuo. - Detroit (1ft6.) SribulIe, y. 27. Sebr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
GrntGt+

9as i0ou 10 Gielcn p~erbdngniBOou gcs
tporoene Qlusblaien elmer @asfIanme bat
bier Trettag abernlolS ein Oteni6enlebc1t
sum Spfer 9eforOert. SSobn &appelS, ans
Bottom, traf porgeitern 9(benp nebit ieiner
3odter lnb oeren @atteM bier Elm, nm nod
Misconiin, ipO ii6 betbe MtGnner gei6dftlid
nieOerlalien mDlltet, ii6er5uiteoelrt, Die
fletne 9teiiegeieli6aft itieg I'M 2%ltla1ttic
6Otel, Gfc S9erman> urlo GonBurenitr,
ob. Qls &appelS geitern Wtorgen ietn
53immer 1ribt DerlieB, fori6tc man nad)
nn0 Ser alte SEER mltrOe toOt III ietnenE
8ette liegertD %9efunben, Der @asbdDH ipar
offen 9%elaiie1 lurb baS 3ilnmer NIT @aS ge@
fiiQt. Sci Der %Qtb6altrng ocS S1lqueitS
tpurOe pDn ben GOronersgeldmorelen ett,
auf run9liifli6en 3ufaa" lartenoeS Ser
Dict obQe0eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

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Bic 9eipiutidte 9toreiie folgt 6riefli6.
6. o. Misunderstanding, aanIas. 90
DE @lpiile i'll &alri1S cbcnlo pprtbcilbaft ais
WriInoitllgung benubt iueroelt fam, iuic III
Seutidlanp, Oa9 miiiicu profriihe Gerilde
entidjeipcn. GS lit cigeutli6 11idt Daron s1
Sipcifeln, berm iic liebt g66rlle uno lpiiroe
lid mobl por Gintrttt Der gr0Btcn 6iBe 10
lueit cntpidclt Da6er, bnB lie bcu 8poen gcz
niigetO bcid0ttet, uni i6r ,ptbcritc6cn 5u
f0Hnen. SIN 9eutidldno fat man iie oas
@oIO pes Sdn6boocn9 geltolult. Die reoDte
aSeit lie einsupfliigcn if, tpern sic &6rrer
lid pptfolnnlelt als8e6il0et Dobcn. 9n
0rilnpitlt9ltll9 tmmer me6r III Nllfna6mc
tolnnlt u11b INNER tueiterc &retic intereiiirt,
1ol III turier 3ett cine griirtDlide 9lbbanbz
lung barber III Dieiell Spalten eriheiuen.
SeS 6eril6nlte Salpdtion Set lit bel allen
9lpotbeferI iiir % @ents Die TloidJe Ill baben.
(S beilt ale dnBerlidlen G9merIem belier
1nl0 rGltber ais lrgciIo eil1 afnereS Ntittel.